Thé Twinings Original Earl Grey

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Earl Grey – Twinings North America

Twinings of London Earl Grey Black Tea Bags, 100 count, 7.05 oz

Bring back the original Twinings Earl Grey tea

TWININGS Thé Original Earl Grey 200g

Earl Grey Tea, Twinings

Twinings Earl Grey Black Tea

Estd. 1706. 216 The Strand, London WC2, England. Brighten up your day with the distinctive taste and aroma of this classic tea. Twinings has been blending in my family tea for years. Legend has it that my ancestor, the second Earl Grey, was presented with this exquisite recipe by an envoy on his return from China. He liked it so much, he asked Richard Twining to recreate it for him.

Twinings Of London Black Tea, Earl Grey, K-Cup Pods - 24 pack, 0.11 oz pods

Twinings Tea Bags Earl Grey - TWG09183

Fine black tea perfectly balanced with the distinctive flavour of bergamot, a citrus fruit. Light tea strength. Individually wrapped tea bags. By appointment to her majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Estd. 1706. Twinings has been blending my family tea for years. Today, I am proud to continue this tradition with the tea celebrated throughout the world known as Twinings Earl Grey.

Twinings of London Earl Grey Black Tea - 25 bags, 1.76 oz box

Twinings Earl Grey Tea (80 Tea bags) is a classic blend of black tea and bergamot oil. It is one of the most popular teas in the world, and it is known for its distinctive citrusy flavor.Twinings Earl Grey Tea is made with high-quality black tea leaves and bergamot oil from Italy. The tea is then blended and packaged in the UK.Twinings Earl Grey Tea is perfect for enjoying on its own or with a splash of milk and sugar.

Twinings Earl Grey Tea (80 Tea Bags)

Anyone have recommendations for good Earl Grey in the US? I love the Twinings I've gotten in the UK but the stuff in the US sucks. can't even taste the bergomot

Twinings classic blend, Twinings is most famous for its Earl Grey. The tea that takes its name from the 2nd Earl Charles Grey. He reportedly got the